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And we want to know how do you deal with that daily?ĬB: Our show has allowed me to use it as therapy sometimes where I’ll be holding in all my emotions, and my emotions is at the very tip of the iceberg.

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We watched a lot of reality TV and honestly never seen a person go through so much, and put it out there on television like that. HHW: Charmaine, you touched on losing your mom, and just recently, you lost your dad too. And then give clarity as opposed to excuses and whatever you thinking. Because before you say we ain’t spoke at all, I’d rather you hear it straight out.

I can tell you straight face-to-face, let’s meet. And it’s like, all right, now we got to disconnect. We spoke only because he felt at that time that we never spoke. So when you get to that point, it’s like, all right, now I can do this.Īnd I can say that because I mean, you’ll see. So you’ve got anger and non-accountability. So it had been so long in the times where we had been able to speak, and like I said, a lot of stuff in between that. I might’ve still just been in my ways back then. I might not have been able to get him to the point of understanding. And then you can actually get him to a point of understanding. So the way that I might have apologized to him last year wouldn’t have been as valid as it would be now, and what I can do and how I can display it. So now, it might not have been sufficient. I’m a different person as I’m growing and changing. So through a lot of that growth and that time that I had to be in therapy, and you know what I mean, started to take accountability for myself for how I want to do things, it allowed for us to be so separate to where the conversations we had had before, that weren’t out to the public, they began to dissolve in what they meant, or even what they might of meant in the beginning. So it was a lot of mixed emotions from anger, the results, and the actions. And then when we parted ways, it was a lot of stuff that went on between afterward. It was just the fact of how the things led up to what it was. So what was that scene like? What was it like filming that? In the show, you actually have that conversation with him in regards to what happened between him and his baby mama and all that stuff. And this season, you actually get a little candid about a situation you got involved in with a friend of yours. HHW: Ryan, you touched on messing up and doing certain things. I’m very much happy and grateful to be back in front of the camera. Now we’re with a new production company, and the focus of our show has changed.

And for us to be putting out even better content than we were before. We’re in our seventh season, and a lot of shows don’t make it that long. I’m really fortunate and so happy that we are still on the air, even without a pandemic.

And I mean, I would have been really sad. And I was just praying that that wouldn’t happen to us because we love filming our TV show.

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So how does that feel for you guys to be back in front of the camera full time?Ĭharmaine Bey: I mean, I was grateful and fortunate because there was a time during the pandemic where you see all these headlines about these shows being canceled. Hip-Hop Wired: Last season was a pandemic shortened season for you guys. Henry and Bey also talked about being back in front of the VH1 cameras full time, what they were reflecting on while Chicago was shut down, and even R.Kelly finally getting convicted. We also touched on how Charmaine keeps it together after losing both of her parents in a short time span and at the same time becoming a new mom. We spoke with the reality stars/ tattoo shop owners on Zoom, and during our online conversation, we talked about Ryan’s drama with his former best friend after he got called out for sleeping with his boy’s baby mama. No, the pandemic isn’t officially over, but the world is slowly opening up, so that means 9 MAG’s owner Ryan Henry and 2nd City Ink’s boss Charmaine Bey have turned on the lights and tattoo guns in their shops again.